Pembina's LPG terminal at Watson Island (from the Pembina website) |
Pembina Pipelines has provided a short glimpse into some of the remediation work that took place on their portion of Watson Island as they prepared the former pulp mill site for use as the newest shipping terminal on the North Coast.
As part of an Earth Day contribution to their website last month, the Alberta based energy company makes note of the repurposing of the land for its new use.
Their overview begins with a bit of a history lesson for those not familiar with the Watson Island story:
The Prince Rupert Terminal (PRT) is a propane export facility, and it’s located on Watson Island, B.C. Historically, Watson Island was home to an operating pulp mill facility from 1955 to 2001, when the pulp mill went into bankruptcy and the facility was abandoned.Among some of the key elements of their presentation:
Determined to re-purpose the area for other industrial uses, Pembina undertook extensive work including:The full presentation can be examined from the Pembina website here.
With the Terminal now in operation, something that is also new to the energy company's information stream are their Rules and Notice page for visiting vessels.
A thirty two page document that lays out the guidelines for transit and departure from their terminal facility,
You can review that document here.
For more notes on the Pembina LPG terminal see our archive page.
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